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A recent study at Stanford University showed the impact of marine species on our climate.
More than 300 people shouted at the same time as trying to save a young humpback whale stranded on the beach of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ended successfully with the result…
More than 400 naval whales flock to the coast of New Zealand for unknown reasons, many died despite hundreds of volunteers trying to save the situation.
With the escort of dolphins, the British swimmer was lucky to escape the shark's attack.
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A historic agreement has been signed to help the Dead Sea not die by a 180km pipeline system that transfers water from the Red Sea into the Dead Sea.
Canadian rescue workers are racing against time to rescue 11 killer whales trapped in ice in Hudson Bay.
Australian animal protection on Feb. 3 used a young dolphin to lure more than 100 other dolphins to safety, as they prepared to risk collective landslides.
The Navy and the Philippine environmental workers saved 14 sea turtles after they caught the poachers' nets. AFP said the Philippine Department of Environment staff and…
This was confirmed by the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) right after the New Zealand Government announced a series of solutions to save the Maui dolphin…
Law enforcement is considered a key solution that can save dugong dugon - one of the most threatened marine mammals in the world - from the risk of permanent disappearan…
New Zealand environmentalists are desperately trying on Saturday to save 18 pepper whales long fin after they run aground. As a result, seven children died.
More than 20 fishermen flock to an Australian coast and rescuers are racing against time to save the two surviving children.
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According to a recent study, people are constantly destroying the oceans with many different activities and at different levels of danger.